Start early: Degrees have prerequisites, and most students knock out those requirements in their first or second year. Adding a second major further down the line can often mean tacking on another semester or two.

Map it out: All students should have a four-year plan, but for double majors, that road map is critical

Make every class count: All majors have general education courses and electives built in, and students should use those credits wisely.

What were the risks of death during pregnancy/childbirth for women in the early 19th century (1800 to 1850)?

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